Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11
Odds and Ends.

A correspondent says all foreigners
in st. Petersburg are treated In the
"most curt and disdainiul manner"
One of the features OF the jubilee in
London will be q great charity fair
with royal women as ''salesladies."
1t is reported that the chiefs In some
of the Chicago clubs have the swell
head, all attributable to professional
Jealousy.
There would be fewer social scandals
and far more domestic happiness If
every other married man did not be-
long TO club.
One Of the Quaker City papers has
created an appr1ving smile by ventur-
ing 10 rerhristen Atlantic City "Phils-
delphia by-the-ses."
Great excitement reigned in Jack
sonville the other day when n tourist
reported having seen q real live alli-
gator on the river bank.
Some society people at the east ma.
liciously say that the girls who take
of their hats Mt the theatre are In the
employ Of the manager.
Among the Yale dinner guests of the
Buffalo Club, nj Buffalo last week was
Rev. Mr.. HUM, who is IS years old
and believed TO be the eldest living
graduate OF that college.
One great social mystery has been
solved The lady who laughed out
loud at the opera in New York
awhile ago was from st. Louis, and
select few know her name.
Florida weather has improved oflate
and been more in keeping with orange
culture and straw hats. MEN sit on
the hotel piazza smoking until mid
night,n says Jacksonville correspoD-
dent.
Emperor williams dancing days
are over. The good old potentste
could not open the court ball In Berlin
this v, ar. and the first quardrille was
danced by proxy, but not Of the
Anarchist pattern.
They don't have such good sea-
sons" 10 Havana rs they used To have
''some twenty years ago" when there
were no Florida or California resorts.
Aud this II why the Cuban hotel
keeper gesticulates wildly.
James Arbuckle, OF Missouri City,
insists that he has q cat that can sing
"Sweet violets.n IL cannot speak the
words, but can carry the tune" 90
that it il easily recognized. The cat
can also say yes" and no"
The Sultan Of Morocco has had his
feelings hurt by the obstinacy Of the
press In complaining OF the continued
sale OF young girle In his dominions.
He wants editors bowstringed and the
newspaper business in Tangiers wiped
out.
The hostess who has the tact 10 ar
range cozy little hooks In her apart
ments where debutantes can hide
away with their partners and enjoy q
sly filtration beyond the light Of the
chandelier never lacks for q "full
house" at any Of her entertainments.
An American club has teen estab-
lished in Madrid. IL Ii open to ell
travelling Americans In Spsin. a. visi-
tors, being supported by She residents
from the United States. It's specialties
appear to be files Of American news-
papers and Blue Grass whiskey, and
II promises well.
Z. Berry Wall, once the king Of the
dudes. is still In financial despair.
The Pollucks, who cut q big swath In
New York short time ago, have
nothing left Of their 900, 900 inheri-
tance. A doEen other young swells
who last winner lived at the rate OF
$500 day are now creditless.
The extreme richness Of the milk Of
the reindeer that feed on the Wild
mosso Of Sweden hes led 20 an En-
animation OF the moss ~ an article Of
food. These researches have resulted
In the establishment Of . number Of
mos dealers In Russia and Sweden
and prosperous and growing interest
he's been developed.